...the torrid zone, that are proper for food? How many in the temperate zones? In the frigid zones? Do you suppose each zone furnishes such food as is best...— In what direction from us did the sun rise this morn, ing? In what direction from us did it set last evening ? Can you point to the North? To the East...

...torrid zone, that are proper for food ? How many in the temperate zones ? In the frigid zones ? Do you suppose each zone furnishes such food as is best...the North ? To the East ? To the South ? To the West ? W^at do the initials, or first letters of the words North, East, West, sud cjouth spell? NEWS. Can...

...torrid zone, that are proper for food ? How many in the temperate zones ? In the frigid zones ? Do you suppose each zone furnishes such food as is best...the health of its inhabitants ? POINTS OF COMPASS. Q. What are these different directions called ? Q. Why are they so called ? A. Points of compass. A....

...or gradations between the two — positions facing the morning sun and the setting sun, and exposed to the north, to the east, to the south, to the west, and tothe various points between all these. The Field Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla arvensis}* with its...

...or gradations between the two — positions facing the morning sun and the setting sun, and exposed to the north, to the east, to the south, to the west, and to the various points between all these. The Field Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla arvensis), with its...

...you must first well know that thing ; you must know it so well that you can fix its boundaries — to the north, to the east, to the south, to the west. If you cannot tell what a thing is, and in simple and straightforward language, you may be quite sure...

...straight man. Mr. WISE. I stand on my front porch on the Roane-Kanawha County line, and each day I say, "To the north, to the east, to the south, to the west, just tell me. Maybe September we will find out. Mr. HAMRICK. In any event, the Division of Natural...

...handful of earth, then stood proudly. Lifting his arm to the sky, he let the Arizona dust flow free. To the north. To the east. To the south. To the west. Speaking in the tongue of the People, he made one last prayer. Only this time, it was the mountain...

...was too cold. Then they came down to Earth. Earth was covered with water then. The spirit beings went to the north, to the east, to the south, to the west, but found no place to stand. Then, out of the ancient waters, a Great Rock rose up. Flames came from...